Hassan Musa: Unfolding Artistic Realms From Sudan to France
Hassan Musa, a Sudanese- French artist, was born in El-Nuhud in 1951, in Sudan. He is a graduate of the Fine Arts School in Khartoum
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A Maltese Family Once in Tripoli’s Old City
Many communities have lived in Libya throughout history. Among these communities is the Maltese community. They were established in Tripoli in the early 1800s, having
Ahmed Raafat: The Egyptian Comic Book Artist
Ahmed Raafat is an Egyptian comic book artist based in the UK. He has co-created a noir comedy series, with the Australian writer Tim Stiles,
The Iraqi-French Calligraphist Hassan Massoudy: Arabic Lines in Motion
The Iraqi-French calligraphist, Hassan Massoudy, was born in 1944 in Najaf, south of Iraq. Growing up in Iraq, Mr. Massoudy had a childhood filled with
Engraveha Business: Engraving Their Way in The Libyan Market
Hamed Elhouni is a professor at the College of Computer Technology in Tripoli. He also works as an education manager at Inspitron dedicated to hobbyists
Boy With The Camera: The Syrian Filmmaker Simon Safieh
The boy with the camera portrays the life of a young boy from Tartous, Syria. His first encounter with the camera and image started from
Through The Eyes: Libyan Photographer Raghad Jalal (P21 Gallery)
Raghad Jalal is a 24 years-old Libyan photographer based in the UK. A Film & Photography graduate of Richmond The American International University in London,
Stateless at Home: The Kuwaiti-American Artist Zahra Marwan
Zahra Marwan, a formerly stateless Kuwaiti – American – Ajam of the Arab Gulf, is an artist with an Iranian heritage identified as a Kuwaiti
The Syrian-Swiss Artist Houda Terjuman: Memory of Places & People
Houda Terjuman, a Syrian Swiss visual artist, was born and raised in Morocco. Influenced by her family and their moving stories; her artwork provides a
Oea: Unique Libyan Spices in The Diaspora
People from different nationalities in the diaspora are deprived of being close to their home countries and the uniqueness of their communities, especially when it